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611
'
I
though
you
meant
"
How
old
are
you
?
"
'
Alice
explained
.
612
'
If
I
'd
meant
that
,
I
'd
have
said
it
,
'
said
Humpty
Dumpty
.
613
Alice
did
n't
want
to
begin
another
argument
,
so
she
said
nothing
.
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614
'
Seven
years
and
six
months
!
'
Humpty
Dumpty
repeated
thoughtfully
.
'
An
uncomfortable
sort
of
age
.
Now
if
you
'd
asked
my
advice
,
I
'd
have
said
"
Leave
off
at
seven
"
--
but
it
's
too
late
now
.
'
615
'
I
never
ask
advice
about
growing
,
'
Alice
said
indignantly
.
616
'
Too
proud
?
'
the
other
inquired
.
617
Alice
felt
even
more
indignant
at
this
suggestion
.
'
I
mean
,
'
she
said
,
'
that
one
ca
n't
help
growing
older
.
'
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618
'
One
ca
n't
,
perhaps
,
'
said
Humpty
Dumpty
,
'
but
two
can
.
With
proper
assistance
,
you
might
have
left
off
at
seven
.
'
619
'
What
a
beautiful
belt
you
've
got
on
!
'
Alice
suddenly
remarked
.
620
(
They
had
had
quite
enough
of
the
subject
of
age
,
she
thought
:
and
if
they
really
were
to
take
turns
in
choosing
subjects
,
it
was
her
turn
now
.
)
'
At
least
,
'
she
corrected
herself
on
second
thoughts
,
'
a
beautiful
cravat
,
I
should
have
said
--
no
,
a
belt
,
I
mean
--
I
beg
your
pardon
!
'
she
added
in
dismay
,
for
Humpty
Dumpty
looked
thoroughly
offended
,
and
she
began
to
wish
she
had
n't
chosen
that
subject
.
'
If
I
only
knew
,
'
the
thought
to
herself
,
'
which
was
neck
and
which
was
waist
!
'